Parted by War Missionary Centennial Rift Between Bishops
A fragmentary reminiscence centers on two rival bishops, Melivaine of Ohio and Polk of Tennessee, lifelong friends whose Civil War loyalties split the nation. The piece recalls their early ties, wartime roles, and a dramatic shift as each aligned with opposing sides, shaping a charged ministerial legacy tied to a missionary centennial.
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Melivaine
Polk
Kpisregal Missionary Society
Melivalve
Ohio
Leonidas Polk
Tennessee
Mellvalve
West Polpt
Polh
Arkon
Nish
Louisiana
Cate le
States
Arciyerl
Igulist
Kaige
Anchishoy Hughes
Ward Beecher
Thorkew
Confederacy
Jefferson Davis
Bach
West Point
Piountain
BO Detter
Cote
Geuttenien
Patti
Suldier
Cave
Erate
Dotinston
Corrosion of Metals Tests Show Copper-bearing Metal Superior
The Committee on Corrosion of the American Society for Testing Materials reports tests in the Midwest district on coated metal sheets show that proper bearing metal offers marked superiority in rust resistance over copper bearing metal of similar type. This should extend service life under exposure and a final report with important results is anticipated from other tests nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comite
Wileteel
Svchay
Mirtshurel
Fragmented Tale of Tommys Unwashed Face Inspires Wary Mother
In a fragmented passage a mother frets over Tommys unwashed face and Tommy answers with surprise as he recalls not checking his reflection this morning. The quote contrasts noisy wartime hero worship with a call to honor everyday peacekeepers serving humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Abe
Fairy Tales as Real People Says British Professor
A British professor argues in an anthropology section address that fairies were a real race of people linked to humanity. He describes fairy life, skills, and traits, noting hunters, fishermen, theft, and cunning as seen in ancient stories and early monopolies. An adjacent item reports a March 2 parent teacher meeting at Lincoln and Washington schools with health speakers from state departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Washington
Graham
Washington School Club
Marion Grover
Good Houlth Society
Shepard
Gratiot County
Miss Turner
State Health Department
Mary Marjorie Delavan
Alma
Lansing
Bureau of Health Education
State Department of Health
Mixes Slingwell
Hall’s Catarrh Medicine Endures In Treatment Claims
An old advertisement claims Hall’s Catarrh Medicine has over forty years of use for catarrh both externally and internally. It asserts action through the blood to reduce inflammation and promotes Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio as the distributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Square Deal for Retailers and Auto Price Cuts
Opinion on the retail trade showing its central role in cities, wages, freight and taxes, urging mutual sympathy and cooperation for normalcy. Also reports Deep price reductions at Willy Overland Company for Overland and Willys Knight cars, with new prices reflecting significant cuts in the automobile market.
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United States
Afrion
Waters
Gerhrough
Sone Hillien
Theo
Herge
Willys-Knight
Willy Overland Company
Overland
Su8th
Aide
Tuel
Holt
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Fairies
Adriatic
Venice
Alma Record
Montgomery
Advertiour
Winslow Lios
C. A. Connor Tee Cream Co
Tne
Tmhone
Alma, Mic
the Foundation
Chicago Journal of Commerce
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Tte
Good Will
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Prof
J. H. Powers
Mt. Pleasant Normal
Sullivan
Giles
Archer
Distributors OF
Esse Kelly
Springfield
Pennsylvania
Auburn
Giles-Archer Tire Service
Alma, Mich
Mr. Farmer
Montana
Alma Roller Mills
W. 7
Naldrett
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